Carter Campaigns On Silence While GOP Eyes The High Road
The editorial argues Republicans should keep to a high road by avoiding attacks on Carter and his positions. It notes Carter’s pledge not to attack Ford or bring Watergate into campaigns, while urging the GOP to similarly refrain and focus on policy rather than personal disputes.
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Jimmy Carter
Washington
Ford
Richard Nixon
Carter
Congress
Vietnam
GOP
Sen
Walter Mondale
Nixon
Fritz
Dieting Should Not Be Temporary
A reflection on lifelong dietary change urging stable eating habits over quick fixes. Personal anecdotes from Dr Bernard Krull and others illustrate failures of fad diets, with weights ranging from 254 pounds to over 1,000 pounds. It notes cravings, desserts, and global dining fantasies as constant temptations.
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Krull
Doc
Gene Kroll
Kelly
Jackie Gleason
Robert E. Hughes
Monticello
Illinois
Hughes
Politics of Tax Burden in New Hampshire and Vermont
A Dartmouth study by Dr. Colin Campbell compares New Hampshire and Vermont tax systems. It finds New Hampshire lower overall tax load, lighter state bureaucracy, and stronger student test performance, while Vermont spends more on schooling and highways but yields higher personal tax burdens and less efficiency. The piece advocates common sense fiscal reform and critiques state-level tax expansion.
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New Jersey
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Vermont
Colin Campbell
Dartmouth College
Rosemary Campbell
New England
Campbells
New
Hampshire
Montpelier
Wheelabrator Foundation
Meldrim Thomson
Only In Oklahoma on Dewey Bartlett Vice President Push
Oklahoma delegates to the Republican convention travel to Kansas City while debating a humorous dictionary naming Jimmy Carter as the 39th president. They plan to study Missouri liquor laws and retreat to the Dewey Bartlett For Vice President movement headquarters for a quieter moment amid the crowd.
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Jimmy Carter
Oklahoma
Kansas City
K. C
Dewey Bartlett
Earth Not All That's Shaky In Red China
Edward Neilan analyzes the Tangshan and Chinwangtao earthquakes and their political, economic, and social repercussions in China. He notes leadership tensions between radical and moderate factions, potential damage to development plans, and the human cost amid China’s seismic and industrial landscape.
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Red
China
Chou Enzali
Chou
Mao
Chiang Ching
Chang Chun-chiao
Wang Hung-wen
Chang
Wang
Tangshan
Tientsin
Gulf of
Po Hai
Chinwangtao
Taching
Japan
Shanghai Petrochemical
Peking
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Miami
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New Delhi
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Lester Keiser
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